United Way Funds YMCA Community Camps this Summer

The YMCA of Medicine Hat has been awarded $30,000 from the United Way to directly offset the cost of licensed summer day camps. As a result of this funding, families will save 29% on registration fees for YMCA Community Camps, paying only $120 per week per child.

"At the heart of healthy communities are families who have access to affordable, safe, and high-quality child care services," says Sharon Hayward, CEO, "This funding from the United Way will help us to continue to provide top-notch summer programs that support children’s holistic development in a safe and fun environment. We are incredibly grateful to the United Way for their support."

Registration for these licensed programs is now open and can be accessed through the YMCA’s online member portal. Programs operate Monday to Friday (excluding statutory holidays) from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm throughout the school summer break.

This year’s dates and themes are as follows:

July 3-7: Around the World

July 10-14: Back to the Future

July 17-21: Aspiring Inventors

July 24-28: Stampede Week

July 31- Aug 2, 3, 4: Mad Scientists

August 7-11: Camp Town Races

August 14-18: Career Camp

August 21-24: Out of this World

August 28-31: Team Building

Eligible families can access Government of Alberta Child Care Subsidy to further offset their costs and the YMCA also offers Strong Kids financial assistance for families who face additional financial barriers.

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